Hilbert-Schmidt Separability Probabilities from Bures Ensembles and vice versa: Applications to Quantum Steering Ellipsoids and Monotone Metrics
@inproceedings{Slater2021HilbertSchmidtSP, title={Hilbert-Schmidt Separability Probabilities from Bures Ensembles and vice versa: Applications to Quantum Steering Ellipsoids and Monotone Metrics}, author={Paul B. Slater}, year={2021} }
We reexamine a recent analysis in which, using the volume of the associated quantum steering ellipsoid (QES) as a measure, we sought to estimate the probability that a two-qubit state is separable. In the estimation process, we, in effect, sought to attach to states random with respect to Hilbert-Schmidt (HS) measure, the corresponding QES volumes. However, a study of the relations between HS and Bures ensembles and their well-supported separability probabilities of 8 33 and 25 341…
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